Prepare and defend against a disaster
Protect Your Shelter: How to Prevent Strong Winds From Damaging Your Home Hurricanes, typhoons, and cyclones can be terrifying. If you’re wondering what the difference is between the three, there really isn’t any different. They’re just called different names depending … Read More »
The survival market is changing. It has come a long way since the days that it could barely support a couple of magazines and the occasional book. Now it seems like TV series every time I turn around, which is … Read More »
The human body is amazingly adaptable, able to survive in a wide range of conditions, and through suffering a wide range of circumstances. We’ve all heard of people who have survived being shot in the heart or even in … Read More »
Kidnapping is a frightening experience no matter how old you are or why it is happening to you. Being locked in a vehicle trunk without any mean of defense is a challenge that nobody would choose to face, and takes … Read More »
Cattail can be best described as the swamp supermarket of preppers, and I am being very serious about my statement. Actually, the legend says that the US was on the verge of winning War World 2 with a little help … Read More »
Growing your own food offers you a great feeling of self-reliance. It doesn’t matter if your have a big garden, or you are growing your food indoors, in small containers, as long as you preserve it to feed you and … Read More »
Whether you commute several hundred miles per week, or only just once per month, letting go of traveling by car doesn’t feel comfortable to anyone. While it’s possible to make automobile fuel at home, there are some other options you … Read More »
Not so long ago, activated carbon was a common cure for many different ailment as well as a common household staple. Old habits and remedies should be revived: they are based on natural solutions much safer for our health than anything … Read More »
In case you hadn’t noticed, major power outages are on the upswing. During the period of 2000 to 2004, there was an average of 44 power outages per year, nationwide. That rose to 100 per year in the period from … Read More »
The world is far less stable insofar as mass numbers of people are exposed to the risk of a nuclear event. While Russia and North Korea have the bulk of people’s attention, every single nuclear reactor and other nuclear locations … Read More »
